HMS Enterprise 1774 POF 1:48.

Hi Jack. Perhaps it will stabilise and look really good once it is oiled or treated. I have no idea how the wood will change with some oil or poly as this is my first venture with Cherry.Maybe it is time to find out:D. Cheers Grant
well, all i can tell you is that cherry kitchen cabinets look awesome once they are treated. The wood gets dark. In my humble opinion, a varnish would be all that you need. I would use a matte finish on the varnish, but that is just me.
 
Hey Grant, your progress is amazing, and your craftsmanship is outstanding. I'm not there yet but you now have me researching ahead to make sure I get my deck supports in the right location. Your ships looking good my friend.
Fully agree. Looking excellent Grant
 
Hi Jack. Perhaps it will stabilise and look really good once it is oiled or treated. I have no idea how the wood will change with some oil or poly as this is my first venture with Cherry.Maybe it is time to find out:D. Cheers Grant
Cherry will turn into a shade of red once oiled or varnished. Personally I don't like it very much, but is up to your personal taste.
 
Good morning Gentlemen. Whew I have been spending a little too many hours playing with this build lately. Been fun thoROTF.

I decided to fit the stern timbers before I take her out of the jig as this will ensure the correct placement of these. The risk is these will get broken when I sand and scrape the outside of the frames. I will have to be careful ROTFROTF. My bet is on these having a break.

Oh boy….another missing part. I did check all the parts according to the parts list in the instructions however this part is not on the list nor anywhere in the boxes.

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Arrows show the missing stern timbers:
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Now I will have to wait for the part or change the plan. Maybe fit the deck beams in the jig.
Cheers Grant
 
Good morning Gentlemen. Whew I have been spending a little too many hours playing with this build lately. Been fun thoROTF.

I decided to fit the stern timbers before I take her out of the jig as this will ensure the correct placement of these. The risk is these will get broken when I sand and scrape the outside of the frames. I will have to be careful ROTFROTF. My bet is on these having a break.

Oh boy….another missing part. I did check all the parts according to the parts list in the instructions however this part is not on the list nor anywhere in the boxes.

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Arrows show the missing stern timbers:
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Now I will have to wait for the part or change the plan. Maybe fit the deck beams in the jig.
Cheers Grant
On there web-site I see something of a ‘Update’:
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I looks like those parts?
Regards, Peter
 
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